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Marycrest strength training group

Journal of Quality in Clinical Practice, 2000
Abstract The aim of the Marycrest Strength Training Group was to provide the frail elderly residents of the Marycrest Retirement Centre, Kangaroo Point, Queensland, with the opportunity to improve their muscle strength and functional abilities by participating in a supervised, safe and enjoyable group activity.
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Periodized Strength Training

Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, 1999
Variation or periodization of training is an important concept in designing weight-training programs. To date, the majority of studies examining periodization of weight training have used a traditional strength/power training model of decreasing training volume and increasing training intensity as the program progresses.
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Strength Zone Training

2023
Don’t waste your time doing workouts that leave large gaps in your strength or load you up with unnecessary, redundant exercises. Take a strategic approach to your workouts by using a proven system that trains strength through each joint’s true full range of motion.
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Serious Strength Training

2013
You’ve put in the time, effort, and sweat to build a solid foundation, but you want more—more muscle mass, strength, and definition. Look no further. Serious Strength Training will bring your workouts and results to the next level. Tudor Bompa (the world’s foremost expert on optimal schedules for training), Mauro Di Pasquale (a leading ...
Tudor O. Bompa   +2 more
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Strength-training

Physiotherapy, 2000
MC Cramp, OM Scott, JC Rothwell
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STRENGTH TRAINING MODALITIES: Strength training with computers

National Strength & Conditioning Association Journal, 1986
Dana LeDuc, Bruce W. Meleski
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TRAINING MUSCLE STRENGTH

Ergonomics, 1959
The strength of muscles is adapted to needs by muscular growth. The stimulus for increase in muscle strength is not fatigue but the force exerted during the job. When this force exceeds one-third of maximum strength, the maximum speed of increase in strength is reached with one single, short duration static contraction per day.
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STRENGTH TRAINING

Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise, 1984
J. L. Ivy, W. J. Miller, W. M. Sherman
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Strength Training

1990
Brent S. Rushall, Frank S. Pyke
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